U Atreya Sarma

Sunny Rain-N-Snow (eBook, ePUB)

An Olio of Poetry for Pleasure

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A ROLLERCOASTER JOY RIDE Sunny Rain-n-Snow, the maiden collection of poetry by U Atreya Sarma, jolts you out of a dull reverie. Sunil Sharma Atreya Sarma is a culturally rooted yet genuinely contemporary urban poetic voice. Pure and unveiled in quality most remarkable is his verbal felicity. Ambika Ananth An exciting journey into the diversity of lifes experiences. Avril Meallem Direct and frank the style in tandem with the subjects he explores; sometimes irreverent, sometimes playful, sometimes thoughtful and reflective and sometimes audacious. Charanjeet Kaur His word power is immensely strong, trenchant and precise too. Elanaaga(Surendra Nagaraju) Elegant in imagery the daily chores flesh out with economy and resonance. Gopal Lahiri An outstanding work of poetry meticulously curated, encompassing the relativity of relationships and their earthly moments and manifestations. KiritiSengupta He chooses his topics carefully and lavishes them with the attention they need, adroitly employing language that suits the setting. Sanjeev Sethi A vibrant debut collection from a seasoned writer and critic showcasing experimental verse, linguistic play and nuances of Indian English. UshaKishore

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Partridge Publishing India
• Seitenzahl: 158
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. April 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781482868531
• Artikelnr.: 52432513

Autorenporträt

U Atreya Sarma, from Hyderabad, has published about 700 pieces of writing - poetry, book-reviews, translations, articles, editorials, forewords. A core editor of museindia.com, and a freelancer for two decades, he has also been presenting contemporary poets in The Hans India (Sunday section). The books he (a) edited, (b) translated, or (c) collaborated on are: (a) Lung Care and Long Life; Memoirs & Musings of an IAS Officer; Turquoise Tulips; Prolegomena and Transformative Articles on Literary Translation; Gian Singh Shatir (a revised eponymous fictional autobiography, awaiting publication); (b) Salt of the Earth; Thousand Hoods (Ch 9-14)); (c) Marapuraani Maanikyaalu.